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The (equipped) Doom Siren was originally due to the Armour of Shrieking Souls. (He can release its cacophony, so it counts as a Doom Siren.) They could change it, I suppose. But my assumption would be that the vials/pipes are part of his Combat Drugs rig.

My best attempt at sussing out the shadow:

General thoughts: -I really love that they moved away from the overtly "snake" look, and more towards a sea serpent. (More in keeping with the Steeds of Slaanesh.) The bejewelled fins, the little lamprey-gill-esque holes, etc. ending in a sleek crab claw. It's something I've been a proponent...

On B&C I mentioned that I assumed the Cacophonist that Valrak was rumourmongering was the same kit as the EC Lord he had been talking about previously. (And that he might have just been confused, not realising that an EC Lord having a giant Doom Siren backpack would be expected by older fans.)...

It was in the Khorne Daemons detachment as well. (Same art.)

If the "classic codex art" is the Adrian Smith piece, then that was from a time when Slaaneshi Marines and Noise Marines were synonymous. It wasn't until the 2012 Codex that there were (rules wise) Slaanesh marked Chaos Marines that weren't Noise Marines. (Though the 2007 Codex had Icons which...

At least from the heads preview we can be confident that they'll look like classic Noise Marines, even if the name might migrate to the heavier unit.

Google tells me that "lacquered" is used in British English synonymously with "hair sprayed", and that "hair lacquer" is a synonym of "hair spray".

Aside: anyone else ever wondered if this was a typo? "Lacquered back", instead of "black"? Also... the wording in the 3.5 Codex is ambiguous. "He led his bodyguard..." could be read as Lucius leading Fulgrim's bodyguard, but it could also be read as him leading his own bodyguard. (Not that he...

On Bolter & Chainsword Valrak has said:

Aside, but I'm curious about Curius's lore... though I assume the answer is "BL editors aren't particularly strict, so the canon's all wonky." But in Khârn: Eater of Worlds, Cyrius's one underling is a character (and the highlight of the story). It's said that he got separated from Cyrius at...

For this initial release, it doesn't seem like there will be anything added in a traditional "Fast Attack" role. (If the rumours of Codex: Chaos Daemons being folded into the Cult Legions is true, and we don't have to pay a Daemonette tax to include stuff, then that opens up Seekers, Fiends...

I'm curious to see how Vocipheron is handled, when I read the book. (I prefer paperbacks, so it'll no doubt be awhile.) It's interesting that you bring up Cario (I assume) as a major archetype of the Legion, considering that in the end of The Path of Heaven...

Further note from Valrak, on Bolter & Chainsword: I asked him if the "EC Legionaries" etc. was a name his source had passed on to him, or something he was using to describe them. He was good enough to respond: Personally, I've got my fingers crossed that they're still Noise Marines, and what...

It's fun that we're going to be getting previews like this. (IIRC, they hadn't mentioned that they'd be doing such.) Personally, the lack of speakers is disappointing. Points to a release similar to the post-Primogenitor Black Library-style Emperor's Children (where Noise Marines are a minor...

On the Bolter & Chainsword forums Valrak said that on reflection the 3-man elite sword unit might be the Cataphractii unit he'd heard about. Which suggests to me that whatever source he's reporting on didn't give him very detailed information.

WarCom has previewed the Hedonites of Slaanesh faction. Anything anyone thinks is worth stealing? Their general ~Army Rule is "an Excess of Depravity". At the beginning of battle choose up to three of your units to be Euphoric. Euphoric units gain [Sustained Hits 2], and can Advance &...